Sentence examples for are less vigorous from inspiring English sources

Although influenced by the works of Gian Lorenzo Bernini and the Roman Baroque school, Girardon's works are less vigorous and more restrained than most Baroque sculpture.

Manipulation consists of forceful, high velocity thrusts, whilst mobilisations are less vigorous techniques which are used more often than manipulation for peripheral joint pain and stiffness [ 17].

A potential explanation of the severe illness could be that in healthy elderly people the immune system functions are less vigorous and thus more susceptible to infections.

UCSD Statin Study Clinicaltrials.gov # NCT00330980 (http://ClinicalTrials.gov) Persons who are less vigorous or less healthy may be less able and apt to participate in research studies, and as age advances, more participants may be less vigorous and less healthy.

That makes it more likely that the recovery will be less vigorous than in the past.

"When there are two competitors rather than three, we become concerned that there will be less vigorous rivalry, especially in a market where entry is difficult".

The banks have used the accounts to attract new customers, she said, while being less vigorous in offering them to existing ones.

In Grantham, 120 miles north of London on the route to Scotland, the debate has been less vigorous, but the poles are here, too.

The frequency of attacks can be lessened by the avoidance of emotional stress and by shifting to exercise that is less vigorous.

But they may also have little-discussed concerns that money will be scarce in the future, particularly if the economic downturn persists and the recovery is less vigorous than economists now hope.

You could also resow with clover: it's less vigorous than grass, so won't need cutting as often, and has the benefit of feeding itself, and the soil around it, with its nitrogen-fixing roots.